herdsman

Literally the same message that is effective for a herdsman in Africa is satisfying to a scholar at Oxford.

The little story about the possibly autistic reindeer herdsman is a case in point.

The most pressing issue by far in their micro region however, are herdsman from another ethnic group to the north intentionally running their cattle onto newly planted fields to graze.

The classic case illustrated in Garret Hardin's 1968 essay is a common field, with a fixed carrying capacity, at that carrying capacity, in which one herdsman chooses to run yet more cattle.

(Chief herdsman?) What appears to be three tiers of gardener.

Black Swans in Perth, herdsman Lake and elsewhere, in the 1980s during breeding season (and likely still today) fully charged people and had the mass to knock over more than one kid or small teenager..

I'm in the process of writing up my thesis, focused exactly on this domain; collars for detection of eating, rumination, and oestrus behaviour (welfare and fertility), from Afimilk Silent Herdsman (collar system was originally a spinout from my University), combined with Automatic Milking Systems (robots) from Fullwood Packo (the Merlin).

"Third world countries", meaning hunter/gatherer, tribal, herdsman cultures, just don't have the critical mass.

This is the basis for Marx' infamous "hunter, fisherman, herdsman or critic" quote from The German Ideology - the notion that wage work alienates people from the work they do and end up controlling them.

This is probably how butter was invented in the first place - some herdsman in the Neolithic who ran somewhere with a skin full of milk, and went “hey this ain’t bad” at the resulting product.

Law #265: "If a herdsman, to whose care cattle or sheep have been entrusted, be guilty of fraud and make false returns of the natural increase, or sell them for money, then shall he be convicted and pay the owner ten times the loss.

Herdsman or stockman and there's an old English name that completely eludes me at the moment.